Agreement Is Refused Both Packing Bill in Senate
Washington June 25 The senate refused to accept the conference report on the railroad rate bill and reappointed Tillman Elkins and Cullom to a further conference. Differences on the meat inspection amendment may send the agricultural appropriation bill back to both houses for action or instructions. The Beveridge bill would require dates of inspection on all meat cans. A 4 p m meeting will decide final chances of agreement.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Tillman, Elkins
Cullomere
Conde
Beveridge
Senate Committee On
House
Elkins
West Virginia
Kansas
Standard Oil Company
Thaw Fatally Shoots White At Madison Square Garden
New York, June 26. Harry Kendall Thaw shot and killed Stanford White on the Madison Square Roof Garden stage after a performance of Mada moiselle Champagne. Thaw refused to discuss motive. Evelyn Nesbit, Thaw's wife, vanished amid the arrest. Thaw was jailed without bail. inquest set for Thursday. Doctors evaluated Thaw for insanity. Mrs Thaw’s location reported as a steamer bound for England.
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New York
Harry Kendall Thaw
Stanford White
Madison Square Garden
Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
Floradora Sextet
Harry
Debes
White
Lawrence
Rogues’ Gallery
Criminal Court
Lewis Delafield
Dalafield
Flins
McGuire
Tombs
Neapolis
England
Plumbers Regulate Apprentice Training At National Meet
At Atlantic City the National Association of Master Plumbers considers uniform regulations for apprentice instruction to reduce training gaps when workers move between cities. Delegates also push for national public contract legislation ensuring direct government contracts to each trade, avoiding subcontracts. News from Washington reports naval tests to reduce shock from firing upper turret guns on new battleships. Copper and lead markets were dull in New York.
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Atlantic City
National Association of Master Plumbers
Charles J. Pany
Chicago
Washington, IY
Naval Ordnance Officers
Court Martial Finds Captain Wynne Guilty
Washington June 26 The court martial found Captain R L F Wynne of the United States Marine Corps guilty on insubordination charges and recommended his dismissal. The Navy Department favored resignation due to Wynne’s service, a recommendation approved by the President.
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Washington
Rlf. , Wynne
United States Marine ‘Corps
Navy Department
Great French Automobile Race at Le Mans
Le Mans France June 26 the great automobile race under the auspices of the Automobile Club of France attracts crowds and nations to the Sarthe course over two days with 34 machines entered French firms dominate the field while American and British cars are absent spectators in villages along the route are entertained as farmers adapt roads for the speed contest and preparations have been made to educate locals on race safety and road sharing.
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Greenwich
Conn
Indian River Yacht Club
New London
Queen
Corona
Yankee
Rainbow
Moe
Necla
Isffort
Iralita
le Mans
France
Automobile Club of France
Sarthe
Europe
Sim
Auto BP
Deraa
Darracqs
Ichener
Henriot
Panhardts
Meath
Taste
Greek Letter Fraternity Holds Convention at Rockport
The thirty seventh annual convocation of the Gatuma Signa fraternity opens in Rockport amid hundreds of delegates from across the country. Gamma Sigma, organized in 1889, now has chapters from Boston to Chicago with about 5000 members. Activities include receptions, business sessions, and a banquet with W J Wilcox as toastmaster. Prominent speakers include President Ackerson Niagara Falls Judge Hammond Buffalo and T H Armstrong Rochester.
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Rockport
Gatuma Signa Fraternity
Watt
Gamma Sigma
Noram
Boston
Chicago
Aluani
Rochester
Heta
Lockport
Niagara
W. J. Wilcox
New York
President Ackerson
Niagara Falls
Clark HH. Hammond
Buffalo
T. H. Armstrong
Michigan Bankers Hold State Convention at Ottawa Beach
Grand Rapids hosts the annual Michigan State Bankers Association meeting at the Ottawa Beach Hotel. Nearly 100 bankers have arrived with more expected. Sessions run for the forenoons while afternoons favor sightseeing and social events. Morton House serves as headquarters. program includes receptions, concerts, vaudeville, auto rides, and a boat excursion. Officers will be elected Friday.
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Hotel Men's Benefit Association
Portunt
Ore
Lhe Hove Men's Mutual Benefit Association
United States
Canada
Conventing, Inc
Atlantic x
Bankers OF Michigan
Grand Rapids
Mich
Michigan State Bankers’ Association
Ottawa Beach
Morton
Grand Haven
Navy officers lose extra servant allowance at shore messes
Brooklyn dispatch reports that bachelor naval officers on duty at New York naval yards lose the $9 monthly committed ration for shore mess servants. The rule keeps paying on ships but bars shore officers messes from the extra pay due to a legal phrasing issue, with no legislative fix this session.
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Brooklyn
Navy Yard
Russian agrarian troubles spark riot across Kharkost and Poltava
In Kharkost Poltava and Tambor agrarian disorders clash with troops as officials resign for safety. The general terror pervades provincial administration amid upheaval. Separate item notes Mrs Roosevelt departing Washington for Oyster Bay.
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St. Petersburg
Kharkost
Poltava
Tambor
Fatal Wreck in the Gallup Yards Claims Fireman Sullivan
In Gallup yards a wreck killed Fireman John C. Sullivan of engine 075. Engineer Lockard described escaping by cab window as steam blasted from a broken injector pipe. Sullivan died five hours after the crash at Albuquerque hospital. he had joined Gallup yard work on the ninth of last month and was single.
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John C. Sullivan
Gallup
C. W. Strong
Sullivan
Euginwtr
Joba
Locktart
Ube Gallup
Lockard
Sheppard
Albuquerque
Bullivan
Munele
Ind
Los Angeles
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Mass
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Justice Brewer
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Taft
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Anti-Trust League
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Ant-Trust League
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Lewis Nixon
Alexander Troup
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